Abstract
To overcome the limitations of traditional methods for detecting gas leakage for SF6 equipment, such as staff safety being endangered and poor reliability of power supply, this paper introduces the laser imaging technology for gas live detection of SF6 equipment. Through discussing an example of SF6 gas leakage detection, it is shown that the SF6 gas leakage detection method based on computer aided laser imaging technology can be long-distance live detection, and can determine the SF6 gas leakage point safely, quickly and efficiently[1]. It guarantees the safety of personnel, improves the efficiency of maintenance, reduces the time of power failure, and improves the reliability of power supply.
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